Trunk-or-Treat!

Last night was our ward's Trunk-or-Treat. We have had Savannah's costume for a few weeks now, but hadn't even thought about costumes for ourselves. So yesterday I spent the morning pulling some things together for us. Savannah is a pumpkin this year. I didn't really think I'd be able to pull together a costume that she would be particularly interested in (since she really has no clue what's going on when it comes to Halloween anyways) until my mom and I were at Marshall's a couple of weeks ago and we saw the pumpkin costume and the light bulb flashed on! As you know Savannah has been obsessed with pumpkins since they started popping up in Halloween decorations everywhere and she is obsessed with her costume, asking us, "Punkin on?" all of the time and carrying it around like a favorite stuffed animal.
Nate wore a pair of scrubs and then borrowed an afro wig and Bass Pro shops hat. Unfortunately when we got home last night and I downloaded our pictures I realized that the picture I took of him in his complete costume didn't turn out at all! So all I have is a picture of him in his scrubs. :-(
I went in a blonde Marilyn Monroe-esque wig, long false sparkly eyelashes, and sparkly makeup. I have no idea who I was, but I do know that I wasn't myself, so that counts, right?
Savannah had a fun time walking around the parking lot trick-or-treating at all of the cars, but all I ever got her to say was "thank you" a couple of times. For the most part she wanted to hold the candy, though we did manage to get a piece of candy here and there into her trick-or-treat bag. She didn't have a clue that what was being handed to her was candy, she was just excited that people were handing her things! I'm not going to inform her otherwise either.
We handed out M&Ms and KitKats at our car. We will not be handing out candy at our house tomorrow night however, since Nate just left for Boston this morning on business so he won't be around. Savannah and I are going to go trick-or-treating in Redlands with my parents instead.

Savannah was pretty enthralled with my wig.
When I put it on her she was more than pleased.
She didn't want to take it off. I think she thought if she kept it on we wouldn't recognize her, and thus wouldn't make her stop reading her books and relinquish her hold on her candy to go to bed.
Someone in my extended family (was it you Uncle Dave?) recently emailed out an article on the Six Worst Halloween Treats. I take issue with candy corn being on that list as it is one of my all-time favorites. What are you handing out this year?